Cambridge examination cohorts
Year 11, Year 12 and Year 13 · 2027 examination series.
Structured preparation for Cambridge IGCSE, AS Level and A Level learners entering the May / June 2027 or October / November 2027 examination series. Teaching begins on 11 January 2027.
May / June 2027
First 2027 examination series
For learners whose academic plan is aligned to the May / June examination window. Placement is reviewed against the learner’s current syllabus coverage and readiness.
October / November 2027
Second 2027 examination series
For learners requiring the longer 2027 preparation window or whose existing academic calendar is better aligned to the October / November session.
Year 11 · IGCSE
Up to six IGCSE subjects.
Year 11 applicants choose between one and six subjects. The overall maximum remains six subjects.
English Language, Literature, Swahili
Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Chemistry — learners may select all four, subject to the overall six-subject maximum
Geography, History, Religious Studies
Commerce, Accounting, Business, Economics
Psychology, Sociology, Environmental Management, Computer Science, French, German, ICT, Food & Nutrition, Travel & Tourism
Group 2 is the only group that permits all four listed subjects. All other groups allow a maximum of two subjects, and every selection is still constrained by the six-subject overall maximum.
Years 12–13 · AS & A Level
Up to four advanced-level subjects.
Learners may request up to four AS or A Level subjects. Final subject availability and level are confirmed during admissions review.
Academic timetable
Teaching starts 11 January 2027.
Applications close on 11 December 2026 to allow time for academic review, subject confirmation, cohort placement, invoicing and portal onboarding before teaching begins.
IGCSE: KSh 40,000 per subject per term.
AS & A Level: KSh 55,000 per subject per term.
New students also pay the one-time KSh 5,000 admission fee and KSh 5,000 assessment fee.
1. Apply
Choose Year 11, 12 or 13, examination series and intended subjects.
2. Academic review
NHS reviews prior attainment, syllabus coverage and readiness for the selected series.
3. Placement & onboarding
Approved learners receive the appropriate cohort placement, invoice and portal access.